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Often used to mimic a slow-moving shad, these baits are worked along rip rap banks when the water is cold
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There are far too many reasons for giving this line the top spot
Penn Slammer III Review [VIDEO] Click here to join the Insider Club Click here to get the Penn Slammer III Here are the top pros and cons of this reel, as well as what type of fishing each size is best for: Pros: Strong and durable (yet smooth) Very saltwater resistant (IPX6 rating) Dura-Drag system provides lots of drag Plenty of line capacity Excellent line lay Cons: Aluminum body makes it heavier than some other inshore reels Applications: 3500: Great for targeting big snook against the mangroves 4500: Ideal for fishing bridges and heavy structure for big redfish, black drum, and snook 5500 & 6500: Excellent tarpon reels Conclusion If youre looking for a workhorse of a reel thats strong and durable, youll love the Penn Slammer III
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